Use battlecards for suppression requests
Recall practical responses to common alert suppression and tuning objections.
Turn it off A partner says: This alert is noisy. Turn it off. The request is understandable, but broad disabling would hide useful behavior. Your line I agree the noise is not acceptable. Let's suppress the specific benign pattern and keep the threat behavior visible while we replay the change. Do not defend noise or agree to blind suppression. It validates the pain and moves the conversation toward a bounded, testable fix. Bad vs. good suppression What makes a suppression safe? The suppression condition should match the benign behavior, not the team's discomfort. Four fields What four fields should every…
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